Cloud computing and DevOps share common goals around speed, efficiency, and predictability. Infrastructure as code is the bridge that makes DevOps in the cloud not just possible, but a genuine driver of digital transformation.
Moving workloads to the public cloud is rarely straightforward. Follow these four proven steps—test before you migrate, maintain visibility, build resilience, and avoid lock-in—to reduce risk and maximize the success of your cloud migration.
Cloud adoption is accelerating, but so are the threats targeting cloud environments. Learn the most common cloud security risks—data breaches, account hijacking, misconfigured storage, and mobile vulnerabilities—and what your organization can do to reduce exposure.
Enterprises that go all-in on cloud-native infrastructure are reporting significant gains in revenue, customer experience, and time-to-market. Here are five actionable strategies drawn from research into what separates cloud leaders from the rest.
Cloud computing powers nearly every digital service we use daily, yet data breaches remain a persistent threat. Here’s why the traditional security model falls short—and what a data-centric approach looks like in practice.
Cloud-scale software demands a fundamentally different data centre strategy than traditional enterprise applications. This article examines the four key characteristics — multi-tenancy, DevOps agility, elastic scale, and powerful analytics — that should shape your infrastructure decisions.
At BoxWorks 2017, Box unveiled Box Skills, a framework that brings machine learning capabilities—including audio transcription, video intelligence, and image recognition—to cloud-stored content, alongside the Box Skills Kit for custom implementations.
An in-depth look at Microsoft Azure’s infrastructure and platform services, its IaaS and PaaS capabilities, pricing model, and how it positions itself against competing cloud providers.
Cloud computing is enabling start-ups and enterprises to innovate faster across healthcare, government, manufacturing, transport, and clinical research by reducing infrastructure overhead and enabling scalable, shared resources.
Eric Sigler, Head of DevOps at PagerDuty, outlines the uncomfortable realities teams must confront when adopting a cloud-native architecture — from embracing failure to owning your dependencies.
DigitalOcean has carved out a distinct niche in India’s cloud market by targeting developers rather than enterprises, leveraging a Bangalore development centre, startup partnerships, and a transparent pricing model to build momentum.
Google has teamed up with Scale Computing to launch Cloud Unity, a platform that connects Scale’s HC3 hyper-converged infrastructure software with Google Cloud Platform — giving small and mid-sized businesses an affordable path to hybrid cloud backup and disaster recovery.
Enterprises are leveraging cloud computing platforms—not just as infrastructure, but as developer-first innovation engines—to drive digital transformation through DevOps, microservices, and data-driven decision-making.
As more businesses adopt DevOps and multicloud strategies, demand for AWS automation skills continues to grow. Learn which roles, tools, and practices are driving this shift.
At Jenkins World 2017, CloudBees launched a free Jenkins advisory tool and certified managed service providers, while partners Checkmarx and Datical added security testing and database release automation to the Jenkins ecosystem.
Microservices, serverless computing, and Function as a Service are fundamentally changing how development and operations teams work. Here is a clear breakdown of each model and what it means for DevOps practice.
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Enterprise IT administrators are increasingly planning hybrid cloud futures, with disaster recovery emerging as the leading use case. Here’s what the trend means for DevOps and infrastructure teams.
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Hybrid cloud is rapidly becoming the default IT architecture for enterprises, driven by use cases including disaster recovery, archiving, application development, and geo-distribution. Here is what IT leaders need to understand before adopting a hybrid model.